• New $23.5M Indigenous treatment centres opens in Blind River

    New $23.5M Indigenous treatment centres opens in Blind River
    BLIND RIVER – The $23.5 million Benbowopka Treatment Centre (BTC) has officially opened its doors.Sault-Algoma MP Terry Sheehan said the opening represents a milestone that expands access to culturally grounded addiction treatment and mental wellness services for Indigenous communities across Northern Ontario.The 16-bed, 28-day residential treatment facility reflects a shared commitment to ensuring Indigenous people have access to high-quality care that is rooted in culture, community and
  • Bloodied stabbing victim punches man calling 911

    Bloodied stabbing victim punches man calling 911
    A man who was stabbed punched two people – causing serious injuries to one – who were checking out the disturbance at his home and calling 911 after hearing people screaming at the victim’s residence. Daniel Teresinski was “quite intoxicated” and paranoid the two victims were connected to his attacker, defence cousnel Leah Policicchio told court on Tuesday.The father of two girls attended a stag and doe earlier on June 22, 2025. A large amount of alcohol was consum
  • Sault MP Terry Sheehan urges 'Team Canada' response on new tariff threat

    Sault MP Terry Sheehan urges 'Team Canada' response on new tariff threat
    As the U.S. threatens 50 per cent tariffs on more than $23 billion of Canadian goods, the federal government is set to intensify talks with the Americans. Sault-Algoma MP Terry Sheehan said he’s on the side of the Prime Minister Mark Carney and agrees the best course of action is to intensify actions with trade negotiations and determine what is the best road ahead.“These tariffs are illegal and unjust, as we’ve argued in the past,” Sheehan told The Sault Star. “Th

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